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AutoGK (Auto Gordian Knot) is a new tool aimed at beginners to DVD conversion. It uses a simple 3 step method to encode videos, and shares some of the same ideas as Gordian Knot, one of the more advanced tools for DVD conversion.

The goal of AutoGK is to provide a simple, 3 or 4 click method to convert a DVD to a DivX/XviD file.



Requirements :
    6-8 GB of free hard-disk space.


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Summary of procedures :
  1. Step 1: Input and Output Directories - Setting up input and output directories;

  2. Step 2: Select Audio Track and Subtitle Track - Setting up audio and subtitles tracks;

  3. Step 3: Select Output Size - Setting the required output size of the encoded video;

  4. Optional : Step 4: Advanced Setup - Advanced Settings for AutoGK;

  5. Step 5: Start Encoding



AutoGK only accepts unprotected/unencrypted DVD files, either on the disc or (preferably, due to speed and efficiency) on your hard-drive.

 

 

 


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Article Navigation:

Page 1: Introduction <--
Page 2: AutoGK Setup
Page 3: AutoGK Advanced Setup
Page 4: AutoGK Encoding

Revision History:

Version 1.3:
  • Date Updated: Jul 10, 2005
  • Updated guide for 2.12 Beta version of AutoGK (for DivX 6 compatibility)
Version 1.2:
  • Date Updated: Jan 2, 2004
  • Updated guide for 0.9 Beta version of AutoGK
Version 1.1:
  • Date Updated: Dec 22, 2003
Version 1.0:
  • Date Updated: Dec 18, 2003
  • First public version of the guide

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Hi, Appreciate this Resource ... BUT, if it says "Printer-Friendly" then I Expect to see the Entire Guide in ONE Continuing page ... you forcing me to go to each page is annoying & inconvenient. THANKS!
Posted by: gonwk, 07:35:47, Feb 18, 2007


gonwk: Sorry about that - there was a bug in the printer friendly function, which redirected it back to the web version - it has been fixed now.
Posted by: DVDGuy, 15:04:57, Feb 18, 2007



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